Fan Parabola Vase
Fan Parabola Vase
3D
Published 2018-08-26T06:26:20+00:00
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I can't say no to twisty lines! There's something really cool about tracing the path of a line that curves in and out around a shape, and this vase is made entirely of such things.
If we're getting technical, I guess this is two sets of helices with changing radii that form a parabolic path. The best thing about playing with these kinds of forms is that every little change in parameters yields new and interesting forms, and so many of them are mesmerising. This is the one I wanted to actually print, though, so here we are :)
Nothing crazy here, if you can print a reasonable benchy, you'll be fine. No silly angles, though depending on how you scale this, you might want to slow things down or crank up your cooling to make sure the layers have time to firm up before the next one goes on top.
| Date published | 26/08/2018 |
| Sin apoyo | YES |
